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Not at all.
My phone is used daily to surf the net, read ebooks and documents, take pictures , play chess, music AND send sms's and make calls.( and I have 60-70% battey at day's end )
Suggestions:
Switch off 3G unless you really need it ( a big battery killer )
Ditto bluetooth ( or enable it's power saving option )
Turn screen brightness down to 60-70 % ( it's still very bright in all but direct sunlight )
Disabling the constantly on GPRS also works for some ( the phone automatically switches it on and off for MMS, internet access )
Aqualung is right - and the biggest culprit must be 3G. I get two days usage out of my phone, but I'm a heavy user.![]()
I think the screen's brightness makes the difference for me.
Nice list
Guess kingrob won't be using hint no 1 anytime soon tho'
*PS just actually checked my screen brightness - it's on 30% ! And still pretty bright...
Good morning.
Can someone help me please. I downloaded some games from mobile9.com. They come in .zip format containing lots of files including .class, .png, .dat etc.
It certainly looks like a file that should be .jar rather than .zip. However, if I rename it to .jar and try to install with my SE application installer, it gives me an error:
(80070005)
Access is denied.
Why doesn't the application manager install them?
PS I just found out that if I just rename them to .jar and copy them as files to the phone, I can actually install them on the phone itself. Odd.
That is something that has changed from the P910i to the P990i - the P910i needed the pc suite to install software, whereas the P990i doesn't need that anymore. You just copy the files to the P990i and install it from the phone.
Oh ok. Well I guess it makes life easier in some respects. Can copy a bunch of files and then install them on the move if you want to or pass them around easier.
It's just that some applications did install just fine with the application installer before, and in a way it's nice installing straight from PC and not needing to store the actual files on the phone. Saves space!
Not that space is really an issue with my 4GB card barely half full (even with a couple of hours of music sitting on it)
Help I can't get my movie to play
I converted a movie on my computer using M3. I chose highest quality settings for P990 and converted it to Mpeg-4 Multiplexed File. After copying the 489MB file to the phone it refuses to open, stating simply "There have been problems trying to open the file. Do you want to try again?".
Why doesn't it work?
Nice list
Guess kingrob won't be using hint no 1 anytime soon tho'
*PS just actually checked my screen brightness - it's on 30% ! And still pretty bright...
Yip, he is trying to manually make a hole in his 990's screen using nothing other than a stylus.
Vertigo, I don't use M3 ( Mac user)
I have had the same problem in the past when trying to play a converted movie as a whole - I think the video player may object to playing files above a certain size
My workaround is to encode the movie in 2-3 segments ( of say max 150 MB each )...the movie played flawlessly after this
Oh ok. I guess I can do that then. I wonder what the size limit actually is. e.g. Can the segments be 300MB? Maybe I must just play with it a bit.